About the Procedure
Featured in our clinic facilities brochure under "Nonsurgical Reduction of Keloid", surgical cutting of keloids carries a 50–80% recurrence rate. We employ evidence-based nonsurgical intralesional protocols combining micro-dosed corticosteroids with anti-mitotic 5-fluorouracil (5-FU) and silicone occlusion. This breaks down excess collagen bonds, stops progressive keloid invasion, and flattens the elevated tissue while relieving constant itching and tenderness.
Who Is This Treatment Suitable For?
This protocol is clinically recommended for individuals presenting with one or more of the following concerns:
Platform & Equipment Utilized
What to Expect During Your Session
Measurement of keloid height, firmness, and vascularity.
Application of chilling or local anesthetic for comfortable delivery.
Precision injection directly into the firm fibrous core of the scar tissue.
Fitting of medical silicone compression sheeting to maintain downward pressure.
Key Advantages & Expected Outcomes
Post-Treatment Guidance
Wear silicone pressure sheeting as advised. Avoid traumatizing the scar or getting new piercings nearby.